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The Great Plains Zoo released an otter after it completed the wildlife rehab program
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Game, Fish, and Parks commissioners deny a proposal by hound hunters to make changes to the state’s mountain lion hunting laws. Although denied, GFP commissioners agree that changes need to be made.
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The Department of Game, Fish, and Parks said its Habitat Stamp program continues to be successful. That came out in an annual revenue report in a recent Government Operations and Audit Committee meeting.
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Game Fish and Parks, in partnership with the Missouri River Corridor Youth Hunt, are now accepting applications for a first-time youth deer hunt.
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Water levels at Faulkton Lake are set to drop over the next month due to a dam repair project.
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The state Game, Fish and Parks Commission is looking for public comment on the future operation of the Custer State Park airport.
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Hunters across the state are requesting a pursuit season for Mountain Lions. This season would be in addition to normal Mountain Lion harvest season but would end with shooting cameras rather than guns.
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South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks is investigating a report of a mountain lion sighting near the east side of the golf course on the edge of Howard.
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South Dakota Game, Fish, and Parks is considering changing rules for using hounds to hunt mountain lions.
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The goal of the Nest Predator Bounty Program is to increase pheasant numbers by targeting animals that prey on nests, such as raccoons and skunks.